High Demand, These Regions Have Excess Subsidized Solar Quota

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Reza Pahlevi 01/04/2022 16:10 WIB

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By February 2022, Pertamina had distributed 591,830 kiloliters (kl) of subsidized diesel fuel to West Java. This exceeded the allocated quota of 515,335 kl.

Excess Subsidized Solar Quota by Region (January-February 2022)

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Excess Subsidized Solar Quota by Region (January-February 2022)

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Increased public demand for subsidized solar fuel has led Pertamina to distribute more subsidized solar fuel than the allocated quota. The largest over-quota distribution was recorded in West Java, exceeding the quota by more than 15%.

By February 2022, Pertamina had distributed 591,830 kiloliters (kl) of subsidized solar fuel to West Java. This exceeds the allocated quota of 515,335 kl.

South Sumatra experienced the second-largest over-quota distribution, reaching 13%. Distribution reached 306,923 kl, while the quota was 271,663 kl.

Sulawesi is the third region with the largest over-quota distribution of subsidized solar fuel, exceeding the quota by 12%. Distribution reached 155,709 kl, while the quota was 138,524 kl.

Almost all regions experienced over-quota distribution of subsidized solar fuel. Only Maluku-Papua had a distribution (29,879 kl) below the quota (31,128 kl), at -4%.

Pertamina predicts that the demand for subsidized solar fuel could reach 16 million kl this year. This is greater than the allocated quota of 15.1 million kl.

Editor : Annissa Mutia

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